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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Premature placental abruptionPlacenta previa
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 21%(1)100%(5)
Sex hormones 44%(1)58%(3)
Ultrasound of the organ 19%(0)27%(0)
Gynecologist's examination 29%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 65%
apoplexy 84%
vulvovaginitis 60%
premature placental abruption 73%
lowered 17% 71%
tension in the uterus 51%
throat hurts 53%
kuveler 's uterus 51%
placenta previa 53%
vaginal discharge 46%
nasal congestion 46%
trophoblastic tumors 44%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 42%
trophoblastic disease 44%
scar on the uterus 41%
natural childbirth 56% 10%
number of births has been reduced 40%
bloody discharge from the vagina 43%
postponed pregnancy 38%
pain in the uterus 41%
placental abnormalities 37%
hematoma 53% 12%
operative delivery 36%
lower abdominal pain in women 38%
runny nose 35%
patient's condition is satisfactory 38%
unspecified mental disorders 34%
patient's condition 80% 40%
anxiety 34%
increased uterine tone during pregnancy 37%
decreased concentration of attention 32%
worse from cold damp 35%
endometritis 32%
worse from damp 35%
the volume of blood loss is increased 32%
deterioration from humidity 35%
postpartum endometritis 32%
hypofibrinogenemia 34%
arterial bleeding 31%
shape of uterus is wrong 31%
1 pregnancy 31%
rupture of the uterus 31%
vulva infections 29%
catatrauma 30%
intra-phase infections 28%
severe childbirth 30%
postpartum bleeding 28%
dizziness with vomiting 29%
consequences of childbirth 28%
hypercoagulation syndrome 28%
uterine fibroids 27%
anemia, unspecified 28%
cervical pregnancy 27%
blood dark 28%
hypotonic uterine bleeding 27%
fluid in the abdomen 27%
scarring 27%
abdominal injuries 27%
history of surgery 27%
cold sweat 27%
transverse position of the fetus 26%
lower abdominal pain 26%
obesity 26%
dizziness weakness 26%
forced situation 25%
no discharge 25%
lerish syndrome 24%
rapid breathing 25%
impaired arterial function 24%
cold skin 25%
consequences of infection 24%
very correct 25%
thrombosis 24%
wet skin 24%
fibroma 23%
bloating 24%
abortions 22%
asymmetry 23%
inflammation 22%
bradycardia 23%
incomplete abortion 22%
dizziness 22%
threat of miscarriage 22%
general swelling does 22%
lynch syndrome 22%
gradual deterioration of the condition 22%
number of miscarriages is reduced 21%
increased bleeding 22%
anemia 21% 42%
hemorrhagic diathesis 31% 8%
lochiometer 21%
spotting from the uterus 36% 13%
perforation of the uterus 21%
acute condition 21%
saddle uterus 20%
weakness after illness 20%
hypotension 30% 50%
vomiting 20%
cervix length lowered 20%
acute pain 20%
vaginal hysterectomy 20%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19%
2 pregnancy 19%
weakness of labor activity 33% 12%
anemia during pregnancy 33% 52%
effects of trauma and shock 32% 12%
uterine fibroids during pregnancy 19%
post-traumatic shock 32% 12%
high-risk pregnancy 19%
large fruit 27% 10%
benign neoplasms 19%
dic syndrome 27% 10%
short cervix 18%
deterioration during pregnancy 27% 10%
history medical mother's 18%
head presentation of the fetus 36% 19%
cervical canal polyps 18%
impaired uterine function 53% 37%
submucous uterine fibroids 18%
shock states of various genesis 24% 9%
acute venous thrombosis 18%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy 31% 16%
childhood diseases 17%
palpitations 29% 15%
conservative 17%
pale skin 23% 9%
uterine hypoplasia 17%
fetal hypoxia 28% 14%
anatomically narrow pelvis 17%
abdominal pain 21% 8%
cervical polyp 17%
tachycardia 21% 8%
anesthesia 17%
consequences of injuries 21% 8%
pelvic presentation of the fetus 17%
the fast man 21% 8%
consequences of surgery 16%
traumatic shock 27% 14%
deterioration postpartum 16%
trauma 26% 14%
arterial occlusion 16%
female pelvic organs 47% 35%
uterine polyps 16%
bleeding 44% 32%
skewed pelvis 15%
effects of shock 24% 12%
premature rupture of fetal membranes 15%
suffocation 24% 12%
fetoplacental insufficiency 15%
control issues 20% 8%
pulmonary edema 15%
premature birth 44% 32%
hypoxia during childbirth 15%
external bleeding 39% 28%
consequences of taking medications 15%
feeling of blood loss 27% 17%
posthemorrhagic anemia 15%
vascular tumor 21% 11%
removal of the uterine body 15%
chronic condition 21% 11%
impaired venous function 15%
swelling 19% 10%
endometriosis 15%
number of births increased 30% 22%
endocervicitis 15%
complications of childbirth 26% 19%
venous bleeding 14%
blood diseases 32% 25%
hepatitis 14%
angioplasty 19% 12%
effects of hormone 14%
there are no complaints 19% 12%
latent iron deficiency 14%
increased 30% 25%
hemoglobin increased 14%
respiratory distress syndrome 14%
dependence on the doctor 14%
hiv 14%
hypochromia 14%
consequences of abortion 14%
iron deficiency anemia 14%
coagulopathy 14%
pregnancy 44% 58%
hepatitis c 13%
antibodies to hepatitis c positive 13%
constant heartbeat 13%
phlebitis 13%
medical abortion 13%
late pregnancy 13%
miscarriage 13%
3 pregnancy 13%
viral hepatitis b 13%
lot of plans 13%
viral hepatitis in pregnant women 13%
liver problems 13%
surgical infections 13%
tumour in the abdomen 13%
bleeding during pregnancy 29% 42%
polyps 13%
closes 12%
vacuum 12%

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